TSE:ENB

Enbridge (ENB.TO)

69.32
-0.38 (0.55%)
as of Sep 4, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 38 opinions in the last 12 months.

Enbridge (ENB) is viewed as a solid and well-managed company with a strong dividend yield averaging about 5.5%. Experts highlight its financial discipline and long-term growth potential, primarily due to its extensive pipeline network and infrastructure projects in North America. However, the stock faces challenges, including high capital intensity, a fair amount of debt, and competition for investor interest from faster-growing companies. While many analysts point to a steady income story, they express caution about overall valuation and potential for significant growth. The consensus leans towards a steady investment for income rather than growth, emphasizing the need for caution at higher price points given its recent uptick in value.

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Hold
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Fair Value
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Way to get some energy weighting as it is exposed to the building of new pipelines and growth of existing ones. Looking at 8/9% earnings growth over the next 5 years plus the 3% dividend.
BUY
Has potential growth.
DON'T BUY
An outstanding business. Have done a fabulous job over a long period of time. Because everybody is chasing yields, pipeline company's trading at 18 X earnings simply because they have a high payout ratio of earnings. Too expensive.
BUY
Earnings have been in line the last few quarters. We'll show high single digit growth going forward. Weakness is probably due to interest rate jitters. 3% dividend. Cheap.
TOP PICK
Dropped from $39 to $32 which makes it appealing. Great dividend yield and great record of increasing dividends. Big appeal on a longer term basis is the building of a pipeline to take the product from the oil sands. Great long-term holding. 7% growth plus 3% dividend gives a 10% holding.
BUY
The utilities go up and down with yields. A great company. Dividend yield is 3.5%. Once people the side that interest rates in Canada are not going to continue to go up, money will come back in. A safe holding.
DON'T BUY
A good long-term story, but very little growth. Single digit growth over the next four years. Trading at a multiple of about 20 X earnings.
TOP PICK
One of North America's largest oil pipeline companies. Most closely tied to major oil sands expenditures and growth. Have $8 billion in construction projects on their drawing boards. A growth story. Terrific dividend history.
BUY
Utility stocks have been very disappointing performers in the last quarter. Part of it has to do with the rise in interest rates. Thinks the sector is an interesting long-term area. Thinks there will be a lot of pipeline expansion and energy oriented expenditures over the next 5/10 years. A low risk investment. Could go higher.
BUY
Prefers Trans Canada (TRP-T) which has a better earnings profile but there's nothing wrong with this company. A stable yield.
BUY
Interest sensitive, but prefers over TransCanada Pipe TRP-T) because it has more growth.
DON'T BUY
The growth of pipelines is going to be astounding. It's going to be a great place to be in, however, this one is terribly expensive at !0.8 X to cash flow. If you look at the charts of the utilities, they are starting to roll a bit.
TOP PICK
Yield of 3.5%. Has pulled back which gives it a good entry point. The group was oversold and is now a little bit out of a favour. There is expansion in pipelines and he is expecting 9/10% growth.
BUY
Going down because of interest rates. All utility stocks become less attractive as people move into T-bills and short-term bonds. The changes to dividend tax rates outside of RRSP are going to make these stocks increasingly attractive.
BUY
Can see it going higher. Has 4/5 strategic initiatives. An aggressive competitor and really trying to grow their business. Reasonable yield and excellent management team.
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